television screens and communities more frequently. this has been going on for decades, this movement. the only way we ll get this out, bill, is if we have governors and legislators that push their school systems, their universities to take this out of the education system so we don t keep funneling these leftist teachers into our classrooms to indoctrinate our kids. bill: more from the classroom. did you see the wall street journal. editorial board wrote about mathematics in the classroom. america s top scientists warn about the political erosion of education standards. call for number one. the paragraph. the erosion of math and science education to accommodate identity politics is even more threatening to america s prosperity and survival in a competitive word. credit if mathematicians for squaring up in defense of their field. you are doing more harm than good when it comes to equity for kids in the classroom. in essence we re teaching in
We can add suggesting and proving mathematical theorems to the long list of what artificial intelligence is capable of: Mathematicians and AI experts have teamed up to demonstrate how machine learning can open up new avenues to explore in the field
beijing s peking university thatis beijing s peking university that is predicting that if china were to switch from its current really stringent covid measures to a system like the us with fewer restrictions that it could lead to almost more than 637,000 covert cases a day stop now, this is an estimate, but that number is the highest number that has ever been reported by any country since the start of the pandemic and the start of the pandemic and the report by mathematicians also looked out how much the number of cases would rise if china adopted policies like the uk or france or israel and saw that again they would be on the rise. and this would have a devastating impact on china s medical system. devastating impact on china s medicalsystem. china, devastating impact on china s medical system. china, as we know, has been following a zero
covid tolerance policy, unlike many countries in the west that have been opening up and learning to live with the virus. and, of course, this report, compiled by mathematicians, using data from august from the us and from european cities, appears to justify that policy stance. in the report it says that china couldn t afford to live travel restrictions without better more efficient vaccinations and more efficient vaccinations and more specialised treatments. 0k, more specialised treatments. ok, thank you, sarah toms in our bureau in singapore. let s get some of the day s other news. retail sales injapan went up by almost 1% in october from a year earlier which marks the first increase in three months but still below analyst forecasts. this is a slight bounce back from a substantial contraction in the period from july to september. in an effort to boost the japanese economy